.A total of 24 crocodiles were rescued coming from residential areas in Gujarat's Vadodara amid very heavy rainfalls in between August 27 as well as 29, which led to the water level in the Vishwamitri river that circulates through the city rising, a rainforest team authorities pointed out on Sunday.The waterway is home to 440 crocodiles, a lot of which relocate into residential areas throughout flooding caused by water release from the Ajwa dam, Vadodara Range Rainforest Officer Karansinh Rajput claimed. "Aside from 24 crocodiles, our team likewise rescued 75 various other animals, featuring snakes, cobras, 5 big turtles weighing almost 40 kilos as well as a porcupine during these 3 times. There are a lot of residential areas near Vishwamitri river," he said. "The littlest crocodile our experts rescued was 2 feets long, while the most extensive was 14 feets long, which was found out Thursday from Kamnath Nagar located along the river. Nearby residents alarmed our team regarding this significant crocodile. 2 various other crocodiles, 11 feet long, were likewise saved on Thursday coming from EME Circle and an available area near the Zoology Division of MS University," Rajput informed.However, no incident of crocodile-human dispute was actually videotaped throughout in these times, when the location as well as very most parts of the state witnessed massive rainfalls, he added. "Often, crocodiles carry out certainly not assault humans. In the river, they survive on fish and also pet . They may also get rid of and consume pet dogs, swines or even any other tiny pet. A video recording of one such experience went popular just recently," the RFO said. Given that the water level of Vishwamitri river has actually fallen considerably, the rescued crocodiles and other lizards are going to be released in it, he claimed.